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THE LUCKNOW''SENTINEL.:LU CKNQW;:..QNTARIO'
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PROP R VAN,OEN N
Luc•know Ch ristian.Reforrned,.
,Church, was the scene of the recent
wedding ceremony at which Diane
• Van.Oene'.n and. Herman Proper •
exchanged vows ata double -ring°
service.before'Rev 'J::•Van Sternp.'-.
voort, Lucknow. r.';
Mr and • h9.rs:, J: 'Van' Oenen. 'R..
R. 1 Port Albert arethe'parents'of
the bride while Mr. and . Mrs . J.
• Proper,� Rockwood • are the: parents
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1969.
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7, .DODGE.'stationwagon, 8.Cylinder
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3• FORD, 4 door sedan, 6: standar
TRUCKS ..
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Fruitland, was matron of honor, 'in a
pale green. crimiilene floor -length
gown featuring chiffon puffed
sleeves and' a chiffon .floor. -length.
strain which hung from her. shoulders
!.Matching ,ace touched the.•sleeves ,
and the high:•waist of the.princess•. •
Photo:By.'lvlcbowe1gown She 'carried yellow daisies
o:f ,the• groom.: '
Given in•.niarr.iage by':her father,
the, bride had. chosen a white
.•fortrel floor -length gown decorated
with lace:. Fir wrist -length
chiffonsleeves had, ,lace cuffs'•and •
•her:trailing , chiffon vGi1 Was edged,
i with the�.same `lace. 'She carried
an• arm bou uet of white carnations
and,Y 'ellow.roses.
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•Nilma:Groot, sister of thebride;
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�i�71r ddvvvv -wr:s �`»�•
and white carnations' in an'olive
green basket'and wore acrown of ..
yellow daisies in
• Y her hair.,
Marionb,Groeneweg en', .C,rarid
Raids Michigan, ;and Freda
.proper„:. Rockwood;;' as bridesmaids;
were owned: similar to the matron
•of •honor Flowergirl Margie
Siertserna Auburn wore a gown
Marryn. Mrs:: Outerbrid e gave
the history of her home; rs.
,Walter Lock read'a poem." he hat
that Clara bought,". .Mrs,„ Orah," •
C -rawor f0—d read' the history -of millet
Kingsbridge
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ery shops m Ripley. A••sing song The' Kingsbridge First
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r Lock,; ' • C p • y�ed, it •1 Gui •. e'd's held their
meeting on Thursday ev-ening
,Was ledby M.Mrs,,,
Stories:of interest on th-ree-points
in our:County of Bruce:were given..
"Red 'Ba "•-b. Mrs. ,Elwyn Pollock;.
Y •.y Yyn
.".Walkerton" by Mrs. Myrtlee
.McL•ean . and the, "Three Plaques".
iy:Mrs.• Emerson._`
0. Courtesy, remarks were • iven b
Y .g.. y.
Mrs.: Kirkpatrick.
: Pictures. of local scenes were••' as -
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sed around ,and enjoyed..
•A 65th Anniversary cake ;was
similar. to the. seriior attendants served by lvlrs . Elwyn•Pollo'ek and
except it was::styled with a chiffon' her corrtrnittee of Mrs:;. Myrtle'
bow at back instead of •a- :train. r'McLean , Emerson arid Mrs.
• Bob, Prop:ertockwood;. was
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best man, and 'Gary van Oenen;;,,
•R. R.' 1 Port. Albert.and Bill Klum'p
eilhower •Listowei,'.were ushers. i.
Royal 'blue taffeta *with sequin:
and white lace•tr.im and a• corsage.
--1-o-f: p�,nh-.-sweetheart`—roses�tic •• .
by the.: bride's smother • who ..received
1 wedding=guests in::the church
rparior: „The groomr•s mother •w:ore'
•a, light, blue linen dress with a•
lace -••bodice and a corsage ,bf red •
roses.
For.. honeymooning• in the Bruce
Peninsula Manitoulin Island and,
the Sud%ury .districts the bride •
•'changed to.a.'pa•le green crimpleile
suit beltedowith a matching ,scarf ;
r -44 y t--a-nurSti.O hlie purse- -.
•and'glovesand,a corsage 'of yellow
daisies •andwhite :carnations,
Prior to her marriage ,.:the bride
'was the guest of honor at'a shower
• in t .e:Luc now C ristian °e
Church:
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oman
• Lt.. Caesar held emergency drill
and Lt. MacLennan led:the' girls
in a: sng,.'song,
Captain'•Tigert
asked ••the •girls, about.a hike' on
October 18th and 'also• planried. a
:court Of honour' meeting. Lt:. -
;Caesar conducted' a fashion' show
which was enjoyed by. everyone..
Roll call and .nspection.was h'eld,
by Lt'...'Smnett and'":Lt.:Caesar;':
Campfire was held:; by the King-
fishe'rs, conducted by patrol: leader
Ann Dalton and'second Brenda
Mora Cts Y� .
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•• Mrs: Gillies and, Mrs'. Geddes ' `
were the two oldest members .pres-
ent being over .80 years old
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e'meeting clotted with Faps..
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UPPORT THE:LOi
LUCKNOWPUBLuIC SC.HOOI„
SENIOR: STUDENTS
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Orme
fh:pnniversar�
:e Served At
ipley Institute
Historical Research was the.`topie
or•t exp ey omen s . ns
meeting
,meeting on October 3rd'-in•the
Legion, Hall with.;Mrs." Ross'Martyn
,convening: The President, Mrs`.
Finlay.McLeod 'and Secretary.,
`Walter :Culbert.dealt with the busi-
A report on the successful blind
canvass .was given by Alis: Kirk-
patrick.':.
irkpatirick.':• A don,tionwas given to
the High School Awards. Mrs. Roy
MacKenzie and Mrs. Bert Irwin
were appointed to attend the
Bruce, County Ra11y. on October lett'
at, Elmwood,
The rollcall was answered b
• wearing.a hat depicting a 'song.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Joe 'Scott,
Mrs: Kirkpatrick and Mrs. •Nellie
McLeod, Mrs: Roy,MacKenzie
won the lucky chair prize.
Many pleasant local history r
memories were toad by Mrr. Ross, •
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WILL BE. CANVASSING .LOCALLY: IN SUPPORT OF'.'THE.
CANADIAN NATIONAL;' INSTITUTE
FOR THE •BLIND,•
From OCTOBER 10th to 1'.
AVERY FAVOURABLE,; RESPONSE WAS RECEIVED LAST'':
YEAR AND. IT I.S AGAIN HOPED THAT THE CO.OPERATION` •
OF• THE '.PUBLIC'.;: WILL, BE, RECEIVED; , DURING.THIS
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CANVASS. •
ss of sighften arouos -fear-•-of--financial.. dependeice -
fear of becoming a burden to the family.. •
CNIB'S training, and re-training program assists those Can-
adians who become blind, to re -join the labour force;. Because
you support CNIB'S CAMPAIGN for funds, they can, once again,
become_ independent ctize.';e9ntributing .to : our, national
economy.